New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02
MILITARY FESTIVITIES
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Tie. ronpany II. list Regiment NAM ho cave
hers Of conP""' = class Of Yale College, VINO e"'o
Social OWE $40 r.eepilon on the occasion Oh n' .
the CUM "a : wear meets on the secoiu "" -,
" 800 of each month Captain ANY," ,.s orc held
.,d.r, Tie meetings OF me c'"'' -" 80 last until
e AIM sre Of highly festive chai"'''
LONG after midnight ,prtmept commem-
- :. .,,vcr reception" Of the 23d hesii'' ,,;or
INC .ant, ann anniversary OF its orgah"''o"
o'a'"7 ,oo Of the Academy OF Music brooAis ~
w - venting January 20 1t promises 10 oo
can, affair The sale of boxes VIII "os'" "
No 10 Aontaguest. Tomorrow nj I" NJ liam, can.
Tho annual meeting Of Company A. ''h n'S''' w., n
,,i,, George T. Lorgan, will he heid heA' 49,, m
A.. ,ivil officers will I've elected s'"huis
t,,oos for the year announced anu
-. presented by the treasurer
,,,eopd recording secretaries and various p,,.
v,,o.,,do Dutch" of Company A. 'th heS,'"e"'
,oot n,occ AZ the Casino. siXty'sixus" anu 49,.
last Monday evening. Fist OH Tue ioo'' 49, Div
n,arh nv Prince Alexanders bulgarian brass DIV"
~ !" ,,n fo,lowed Feed" after which there was more
r,usic including a solo 10y the CHIEF tooter' ""
nonial episode. with malarial ACCOMPLISHMENT ~
b,owers an autObiographca discofu ny VIC D
',n,o,,e. tho advent of santa Claus" the ehowder
Marty by the darling burly oomoinauon' anu "n"''
Bedlam" Among those present were ooiohei hn''o"'
,1.,k IieutepanC oone George Moore smith, AoJu'ah'
Caorce W Rand and Lieutenant Walter "ilson'
The challenge issued about month aso' u! '"o U.s.
zinc hovo,et sou,d OF Company c. 18th Regiment LOT
a competitive drill promptly accepted oy 'he Day"
net squad Of Company d. 18th Regiment WHOSE Il"
stcor First Sergeant Setter wrote letter ASKING up
an what terms and at what date It proposed that the
trial houd take place No response has been received
and the members Of Company ID are incline" 10 'nn"
that the squad OF Company is not anxious 10 meet io
wel!Iiled men whom First Sergeant Setter Is reHuy ~
match against any other similar dctachmeht 'h 'ho
National Guard. Competitive drills should De
I'm
They hiring forth the hest efforts OF the men,
ON ,hc occasion of the visit Of the new Harlem
company, which now numbers forty men, 70 oe "'a'hcu
10 the list Regiment TO the veteran corps OF Hat eo
mapd a musical entertainment was given III Company
(s room nj the armory In the course OF the evening
speeches made by surgcon-Geneiai joseph d. Dry
ant and Colonel Charles T. Homer
Thursday evening being the last drill night OF the
Old year for Company A. 9th Regiment the members
dned together after the drill and pledged themselves 10
renewed efforts for the conpanys future prosperity
Can,ain organ congratulated his men the most
tatterng aud complimentary report made In regard o
The company at the last annual ln lecloii ana ea
The hove that by renewed exerions the next report
might lie even better. .,c -. Do,
ON Thursday night the members OF company 'n n meg
tmeut had supper and good social time IN he aihory
after the presentation of diamond crosses OF nonof
George W. Lewis and William Lent IoI serVn f ~
twenty-five years as prfvates large nuin9er oi ora
members ofthe company were present. lnSInllns .ni.
lain r. G; Arthur. Lieutenant GeImond and Lieutenant
1a"iei C1anncey Captain Rowland Pell, Of the 2h Reg
imsnt and First sergeant George W. Channcey besld
nsi,a rlan a
ton was made by Acting Lieutenant H. C. Du Val a'
follows:
THE SyT cGAyT shed T oR ION! and TG
fui oar regiRe 10 whom av I"r m our u, %
orders been ext ell tive names Oh menoers % gu" ,
hays wen q" Tie Other veterans rank
n th.T honor snd to ntn n9 M We ap S,G mere
TINS evening In tler eaner Is eAe he, Al tit go ar,
ieeuari,y attendance Intelligent priorm4nee every
16 at s,h and SN While to most 81 US the for
Lotion has been sn npS I'm n c ncent,rc ~ "nr zSI
these Two been content 10 serve IN the st and
tSe rsnss OF the ninth company has been for them
successive am to shoulder TO souler ,ln
Nm and thus saving the regiment ana the world Ha
ieuos ton Of private in the ninth comp 3y sHs W ,s
Cccrgo W. amt william > Lent senei Their ismcnt
Ihurs aycyei * dri ured them. The country had en-
tered upon m m rsn war ard our at ay dy nj as be called
to poet TO a. POST OF ddpscl ~ "~I no p''y ~
then a. today no steaIr more iaih ~ SOLDIER
Sooor nc item frvaies Lent aud lie Wis have 6een
quesicd follow members TO present 10 You these
t%cnyhye years faithful service aud TO assure you that
Of desire Tat Won may continue To- wear Them I'm
many years TO come
enbers of Company A, 10Th Regiment took an active
Fiji Ia. Wonday night one their humber Corporal
JOHN +. Dooey was hoor MANAGER c -, p.,
the members OF the 10Th Separate co npany OF ROM
.ocrse Cap;ain william Haubennestei, have been IN
xed tx Company ID, eth Regiment 90 spend washing
New York as the guests or the lhtcF
Tirst Lieutenant william b. smith, the new adlutant OF
command had lie IL an enthusiastic ana "eEin-
40 General Louis Fitzgerald announces the following ap
printuents on the stan OF the First Brigade:
Thomas Barber. late first iieatenanl ist AItiiery
slrfotli with ranS of Northumberland from NOSemD'r
80 mo Dond G. stanton major ON supernumerary list y. O.
2 y 10 signal officer with the rank oim@or from June
areDce H. Eagle late captain 18th Regiment, ~ O. "
y, Inspector OF riie prictcs Win RANK o. MAJOR on
Lieut. William iartins 22a Eegme. ,, is
Headquarters ami will report TO the commanding oceI o. Ms
The IrSade Commander his appreciation Of the
,eea serye RENDERED oy isD nan ~, 2 2y er
Quarternaster sergeant Timothy Aahoney OF COMPANY
.iar,onrn' Viii report for duty early IN January.
lIe quarterly meetngtof the committee on discipline
Si,l he held at the armory next Thursday evening
private f. W Budd of this company have Deen elected
pnT Joaquin NJ Mora IT, Frederick Perkins. William
c.Tholnag aud John Miller The folioTiEs have been
yacht club composed OF members OF Company A.
has been organiIGd VIZ GeIpor+ a. @
tain. They propose to purchase a iaSt yacht ,,...
Wallace A. Downs has assumed the duties OF his position
He was formerly adjutant and afterwafd mayor OF the
Old l6Ih battalion before II was dish IA, f0r .9 ,
ment OF the Mount Pleasant Military Academy al sing
The commission OF Charles b. Stone. the newly elected
Second lieutenant OF Company d. 7lst Regiment has ar
tNe1 from Albany. $500, >. ,
The recent entertainment OF Company ID. 18th ReRi
Heut al Lexington Avenue Opera House was success
hi from financial point Of view. The sum OF $40 was
realized. and has added t0 the company fund .
Company X, 9TH Regiment, has elected Corporal A. T.
Willie to be sergeant, aid G. O. IOusaiD 10 he corporal
TIE animal meeting OF the Board 81 Oicers of the list
Regiment Will he held at the arnOry on Tuesday evening"
January l. The regiment will PROBABLY move into tho
Old arIIiory Of the 18th Regiment inf ebruory.
Company ID. 18th Regiment Captain Bleeekcr $. Bar.
nard will probably 20 TO Washington in May and
INTO the for pIizes at the National Encanp
nent.
Tie annual reception Of Company j.. 9TH Regiment,
viii be given In the srmOry In February The gymna-
SUM class oi this COMPANY, organized by william -
Rankin. meets every FRIDAY evening II has thirty mem
bcrs. -
Colonel Ed yard A. McAlpn of the II Regiment went
10 Caada ON business last Tuesday and returned On
Friday ,o., ,-,..